Married girls aged 15-19 years are twice more likely to die during childbirth, UNICEF reports. Sarita, 15, and her friend Mali, 14, are nothing short of stars at the middle […] Read more...
In order to capture voices on adolescents, UNICEF has partnered with the South Asian Women for Media (SAWM INDIA), a pan-South Asia network of women journalists working in – print, TV, web and radio to cover adolescent stories and voices across India. What sets this partnership apart from other initiatives in the past, is that we not only facilitated field visits for identified case studies by states but also supported the women journalists to cover field stories of their own choice. Data on adolescents and key areas to focus upon, were shared in a pre-briefing session for all the SAWM INDIA members.
Married girls aged 15-19 years are twice more likely to die during childbirth, UNICEF reports. Sarita, 15, and her friend Mali, 14, are nothing short of stars at the middle […] Read more...
Early in the morning, when most adolescents his age are in deep slumber, 16-year-old Roshan Singh starts pedalling to a nearby field. A tee and shorts and a pair of […] Read more...
HYDERABAD: For six years, 17-year-old N Mamatha’s world has been limited to the view from her bed: a kitchen nook and the TV set. Barring one-off visits to her physiotherapist […] Read more...
Abject poverty has disturbed her childhood true, but never deterred her spirit to excel. She chose to soar in academics and she did. Something, she as a 16-year-old, understands can […] Read more...
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